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Hello! I recently discovered your work and I love it! If I can make a request: reunited with partner after an extended period apart, for Sanji, Sabo, and Marco. Maybe Shanks, too, if you're up for it! :)
𝚂𝚊𝚗𝚓𝚒, 𝚂𝚊𝚋𝚘, 𝙼𝚊𝚛𝚌𝚘, 𝚂𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚔𝚜 𝚡 𝚁𝚎𝚊𝚍𝚎𝚛: 𝚛𝚎𝚞𝚗𝚒𝚝𝚎𝚍 𝚊𝚏𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚊 𝚕𝚘𝚗𝚐 𝚝𝚒𝚖𝚎
𝕊𝕒𝕟𝕛𝕚
The moment Sanji's nose caught your scent on the sea breeze, every thought of cooking vanished from his mind. He abandoned the simmering pots and pans, forgetting to even wipe his hands on his apron before scrambling up to the deck. His heart hammered against his ribs like a drumroll, each beat screaming your name.
There you were, standing at the dock like a dream he'd desperately tried to recall upon waking. For a full ten seconds, Sanji could only stare, his cigarette hanging limply from his lips. Then he was moving, a love-struck blur of blond hair and frantic energy, vaulting over the ship's railing with an agility he only ever possessed when you were involved.
"MY LOVE! MY EVERYTHING! MY SWEETEST ANGEL WHO HAS BLESSED THIS WORTHLESS COOK WITH YOUR PRESENCE!" His voice cracked with emotion as he caught you, nearly lifting you off your feet in a desperate hug. He buried his face in your hair, inhaling deeply as if your scent was the very air he needed to survive. "I'm dreaming! This must be a dream, because a miserable man like me doesn't deserve such a miracle!"
You laughed, your hands coming up to cup his cheeks. "Sanji, I'm really here."
He pulled back just enough to look at you, his visible eye swimming with tears. "How? How did you find me? Tell me you've been searching for me as desperately as I've been searching for you! Tell me you haven't been able to eat or sleep, that every sunrise without me was gray and tasteless, that—"
"Sanji," you interrupted gently, "I asked around. A certain golden-hearted cook with a swirly eyebrow who kicks with his feet and worships the ground his partner walks on isn't exactly a secret."
A blush spread across his face, but he was too ecstatic to care about his usual suave facade. "You heard of me? You were asking about me? Oh, my darling, you've made me the happiest man to ever live! To know you were thinking of me!" He peppered your face with kisses—your forehead, your nose, your cheeks, the corner of your mouth, anywhere his lips could reach. "Never leave me again," he pleaded between kisses. "I swear I'll cook you the most magnificent meals every day for the rest of our lives! I'll search the ends of the Grand Line for the rarest ingredients, I'll learn to bake a thousand different cakes, I'll—"
You silenced him with a proper kiss, and Sanji melted against you, all his frantic energy dissolving into pure adoration. When you finally broke apart, he rested his forehead against yours, his eyes closed as if to savor the moment.
"I love you," he whispered, his voice thick with emotion. "More than all the spices in the world, more than the perfect sear on a steak, more than the All Blue itself. Please, stay with me forever."
𝕊𝕒𝕓𝕠
The Revolutionary Army's headquarters was a controlled chaos of activity. You navigated through it with purpose, your heart pounding with each step. After months of searching, you'd finally tracked him down.
You found him exactly where you expected—in the strategy room, hunched over maps with Dragon and Koala. He looked different, somehow more mature than when you'd last seen him, but the moment you stepped inside, his head lifted as if pulled by an invisible string. His eyes widened behind his top hat, the cigar in his mouth falling to the floor with a soft thud.
"Excuse me," he murmured to his companions, nearly knocking over a stack of papers as he rushed to you. "You're... you're really here."
"I am," you confirmed, your voice barely above a whisper.
Sabo pulled you into a fierce hug, lifting you off your feet with surprising strength. "I thought something terrible had happened to you after that incident," he said against your hair, his voice muffled but filled with raw emotion. "I searched for months, but there was no trace. I even went back to that hellish island, thinking you might have returned."
"I had to lay low," you explained, clinging to him as if he might disappear if you let go. "But I couldn't stay away forever. Not from you."
Koala cleared her throat pointedly, and Sabo set you down, though he kept one arm firmly around your waist as if afraid you might vanish. "Everyone," he announced with a broad grin, "this is the person who's been keeping me from focusing properly on our missions."
Dragon raised an eyebrow but said nothing, while Koala rolled her eyes good-naturedly. "We're just glad you're back," she told you.
Sabo led you away from the strategy room, his hand finding yours and intertwining your fingers. "I have so much to tell you," he said, his voice softer now. "But first, let me just look at you. Let me remember that you're real and not another dream I'll wake up from alone."
You reached up to trace the scar over his left eye. "I'm real, Sabo. And I'm not leaving again."
He captured your hand in his, pressing a kiss to your palm. "I was so lost without you," he admitted quietly. "Every victory felt hollow because you weren't there to share it. Every mission, I kept thinking 'I have to hurry back'—but there was no 'back' to hurry to."
"Now there is," you promised.
Sabo's eyes softened, and he leaned in to kiss you—a gentle, reverent kiss that spoke of all the lonely nights he'd endured without you. "Now there is," he agreed against your lips. "And I'm never letting you go again."
𝕄𝕒𝕣𝕔𝕠
Whitebeard's ship was quieter now, but still home to many of the old crew. Marco had been checking supplies when he heard an unusual commotion on deck. He sighed, assuming it was another dispute among the newer recruits.
"Settle down out there!" he called, emerging onto the deck with his usual calm demeanor.
Then he saw you, standing by the railing with a hesitant expression. The blue flames of his Phoenix form flickered wildly around his shoulders as he froze mid-step, his medical supplies slipping from his grasp and clattering to the ground.
"Impossible," he breathed, his usual composure completely shattered. "You're... you're alive."
"Surprise," you said weakly, your voice barely carrying across the deck.
Marco was moving before he consciously decided to, crossing the distance in three long strides. He cupped your face in his hands, his thumbs tracing the lines of your jaw as if memorizing you all over again. "Where have you been?" he asked, his voice rough with emotion. "After the war... we couldn't find you anywhere. I searched every island, every medical outpost..."
"I was injured," you explained, leaning into his touch. "Taken in by a remote island village. By the time I recovered enough to travel, you had all moved on."
Marco pulled you into a tight embrace, his wings wrapping around both of you protectively. "You're back now," he murmured against your hair. "That's all that matters."
Some of the crew members began to cheer, while others discreetly wiped at their eyes. Marco ignored them all, focused only on you. "I'm not letting you out of my sight again," he declared, his voice firm but gentle. "The Whitebeard Pirates protect their own, and you... you've always been mine."
You wrapped your arms around his neck, burying your face in his shoulder. "I was so scared I'd never see you again," you admitted, your voice muffled against his coat.
Marco held you tighter, his wings enfolding you completely. "I know, yoi," he whispered, his voice thick with emotion. "I was scared too. But you're here now, and I'm never letting you go. I'll follow you to the ends of the earth if I must, but you're staying with me."
He pulled back just enough to look at you, his blue eyes searching yours. "I love you," he said simply, as if it were the most natural thing in the world. "I always have."
𝕊𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕜𝕤
The Red Force was celebrating another successful voyage when you arrived at the port town. The crew's distinctive laughter carried across the water as you approached the massive ship, bringing a smile to your face.
You didn't announce yourself—simply boarded and made your way toward the captain's quarters. The door was slightly ajar, and you could hear Shanks' distinctive voice inside, telling some exaggerated story to his crewmates.
"...and then I told the Marine captain—" Shanks paused mid-sentence, his eyes locking with yours the moment you appeared in the doorway. The sake cup he'd been holding slipped from his fingers and shattered on the floor, but he didn't even notice.
"Well, well, well," came a teasing voice from beside him. "Look what the tide brought in. Captain, your better half has returned!"
Before Shanks could respond, another crew member chimed in. "About time! The old man's been moping around like a lovesick puppy for months!"
"Hey!" Shanks protested, though his eyes never left yours. "I do not mope!"
"You do too," said Lucky Roux with a grin. "You've been staring at that empty spot across from you at dinner like you expected it to magically fill itself."
"I think we should start calling this ship 'The Love-Sick Red Force'!" Benn Beckman added dryly, though there was a fond smile playing on his lips.
Shanks finally tore his gaze away from you to glare playfully at his crew. "Alright, that's enough out of you lot!" He rose from his seat, his usual swagger somewhat diminished by the emotion in his eyes. "Party's officially on hold until further notice!"
A chorus of good-natured groans and cheers filled the room as the crew began filing out, each of them offering you a wink or a thumbs-up as they passed.
"Make sure he eats properly!" called one of them.
"And don't let him drink all the sake before you get any!" added another.
Shanks rolled his eyes but couldn't suppress his grin as he finally crossed the room to you. In three long strides, he swept you into his arms, lifting you off your feet in a passionate embrace.
"Don't ever leave me again," he commanded, his voice muffled against your shoulder. "I don't care what adventures call to you—your place is here, with me."
You wrapped your arms around his neck, breathing in his familiar scent of sea salt and sake. "I'm not going anywhere," you promised. "Not ever again."
Shanks set you down but kept his hands on your waist, his remaining eye drinking in the sight of you. "I've searched the seas for you," he admitted quietly. "Sent my crew to every island we passed. But I was starting to lose hope."
"I'm here now," you said, reaching up to trace the scars on his face. "And I'm not leaving."
His response was a deep, possessive kiss that spoke of all the lonely nights he'd endured without you. When you finally broke apart, both breathless, Shanks rested his forehead against yours.
"Good," he said simply. "Because I'm never letting you go again."
A loud cheer erupted from outside the quarters, followed by the sound of barrels being opened and music starting to play. Shanks sighed dramatically.
"I suppose they're not going to let us have a moment to ourselves," he said with a wry smile. "But I did promise them a party when I found you again."
"You did?" you asked, raising an eyebrow.
"Well, I didn't promise in so many words," Shanks admitted, "but I may have mentioned that if you ever came back, we'd celebrate until we couldn't stand. And it looks like my crew took me at my word."
He took your hand in his, his fingers intertwining with yours. "What do you say, my love? Ready to celebrate our reunion with the rowdiest crew on the Grand Line?"
"Lead the way, Captain," you replied with a grin.
As you emerged onto the deck, the crew erupted into another cheer, raising their mugs in salute to you. Shanks pulled you close, his arm wrapped possessively around your waist as he raised his own sake cup.
"To reunions!" he called out, his voice carrying across the deck. "And to the woman who finally tamed this old pirate!"
The crew roared their approval, and you couldn't help but laugh as Shanks leaned in to whisper in your ear, "I love you, you know. More than all the treasure in the world."
"I know," you whispered back. "I love you too."
The Protector
A/N: oh God this was seriously like balm to my soul, though I'm not that happy with the ending but thank you so much to the amazing and super sweet @ye-old-hermit-woman for requesting "Reader is a new recruit who's exceptionally strong and can handle her own in battles, she's constantly worried over by Thatch and the others since she's the only lady on the ship and she's had about enough." I really really hope you like it and I didn't mess up Thatch
Plot: after being constantly babysat by the crew and teased by Thatch for looking delicate you have had enough and a cleaning task with Thatch turns from banter to something more
Warnings: teasing, use of Y/N, oral, p in v (not to much described though), tickling, not proofread, MDNI ⚠️🔞 (I originally wrote it in first person so if i forgot to change something please tell me)
Characters: Thatch x FReader
☆ミ You tell them about the Omegaverse...
MAIN MEN: Marco, Law, Izou, Thatch. x GN!reader
contains: slightly ooc characters, fluff, mentions of mpreg (but like in a haha jokes way)
setting: whenever the fuck you want it to be. (normal one piece)
author's note
a majority wanted it so here it is! please enjoy, its mostly for jokes, but i still think its fun.
Darker au where Sanji is mute thanks to Judge and A+ parenting. It would happen during one of what Judge would call his ‘episodes’ and has the scientists make his vocal chords virtually unusable. Sanji waking up to his throat incredibly sore, unable to talk, his noises are garbled and he's terrified. When he's released, his brothers make use of the fact that Sanji can’t talk, beg, plead.
Judge is happy he doesn't have to hear the weakling cry. When Sanji finally breaks away to his mother's room in the medical wing, her nurse and Sora listening to the noises, looking at the scar in horror. He can't say ‘mama’ anymore and she just holds him. Tells him fairy tales and stories of her home kingdom. When Sanji is asleep the nurse and Sora look at each other as the nurse says he can go back in the morning. Sora nods as she tries to think of any contacts she may have. She starts making calls immediately, quietly, asking for help discreetly. Nothing Judge could find.
Except no one can before her untimely demise and then Sanji's thrown in the dungeon. The nurse desperately looking for him, for proof of death, only to find him in the dungeon, months after his brothers have found him, hurt and starved. The sobs as he reaches through the bars to her to which she grabs his hands and holds them, promising to get them out of this Hell.
It takes a while until she gets a call back, some younguns of an emperor who has agreed to come get him if they meet at an island. The nurse manages to get him out, but can't get the helmet off and gets him into a boat to get to the island. Sanji is staring at the sky and the clouds as the nurse talks to him. Telling him the same stories his mother would, she has a small suitcase of things for him and a bag for the boy's passage, to pay, to get him free.
When the pirates show up she sees Marco and Teach of the Shirohige who are looking in shock at the little boy. So small, trapped in a helmet, garbled noises coming out. Sanji tries to run from them but the nurse tries to calm him down, tries to explain he'll be safe with them. Marco offers for her to come and she shakes her head, she'll distract Germa for her lady's son to escape and Sanji cries harder knowing she's dying for him.

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Thank you @tenzeniths for the support and I hope you enjoy this <3<3 Marco, Ace, Thatch, Izou [POLYAM] x GN Reader with chronic fatigue SFW WC: 1,500
You hated how you felt all the time, your body betraying you at every chance it got You felt tired, exhausted daily. Before you’d taken to the sea it hadn’t been so bad, more of a mild inconvenience but now you were part of one of the strongest and most notorious crews in the world. You really, really noticed it and you knew everyone else could tell you struggled.
Could see how you’d be okay one moment, your normal cheerful self and helping around the place. Either in Marco’s office helping with paperwork or with patients. Helping Thatch in the kitchen with dishes or cooking. You’d go on a mission with Ace, sitting alongside him on his Striker as you checked out a nearby island. Or when you helped Izou teach his division skills on the battlefield.
But after a few hours, sometimes not even that, you’d feel all your energy drained, your ability to keep up, pay attention, or even stand just depleted, and you’d curse yourself and your body for being so useless and weak. You knew you couldn’t help it but that still didn’t make you feel any better. You didn’t feel like an equal to any of your wonderful partners.
Since Whitebeard thinks of his crew as his sons, he'd probably do "father son bonding" activities such as catch, but Whitebeard is also like...crazy strong, he'd underestimate his own strength.
Had this thought while rewatching Marineford with my sibling, who's watching it for the first time. We're at the timeskip now :D
I haven't painted him in so long 😩
I should have done the preliminary sketches